crustaceansoup

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by crustaceansoup 1mo ago
Your company's owner was promoting the feature and joking about it, and called enforcement against it "fascism". CSAM generation kept up for weeks after the initial news articles, and as far as I can tell deepfake generation
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by crustaceansoup 3mo ago
On the gaming side, last I checked Steam's client was using CEF too and it doesn't get widespread blame for anything. No shortage of games using it for in-game browser stuff, too.
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by crustaceansoup 4mo ago
RTings has done multi-year burn-in tests and OLED TVs have an exceptional lifespan before burn-in these days, I honestly don't know what motivates this particular concern any more. You'll probably have the caps fail before you not
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by crustaceansoup 5mo ago
> Ibuprofen is for inflammation and not headaches Ibuprofen is very well supported as a treatment for migraines. Not necessarily headaches generally, but definitely migraines. But there are multiple classes of abort drugs now that a doct
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by crustaceansoup 5mo ago
If the results are quantifiable/objective and repeatable it's scientific, how is it not scientific? The reasoning amount is part of the evaluation isn't it?
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by crustaceansoup 5mo ago
It's still a fine argument for that case, you've just moved yourself out of it. They still have an incentive to keep you addicted to the service, which is basically the point of Shorts, "so you keep paying us money to satis
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by crustaceansoup 5mo ago
And you could say the same is true if you lost an AES key. But if they can establish a chain of evidence that shows (to whatever degree the court you're in requires) that it does contain the work, you've lost. How many ways coul
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by crustaceansoup 5mo ago
The article notes that the chloroplasts are like a larder that the slug can digest when needs be, so storage could have come well before photosynthesis was actually utilized. Or maybe it was photosynthesis first. The chloroplasts just did t
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by crustaceansoup 6mo ago
The United States is perfectly capable of performing atrocities without Israeli permission, and Israel is completely dependent on US funding and weaponry, not the other way around. And who's actually ever managed to put a leash on Trum
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by crustaceansoup 6mo ago
But at the same time, this war may have allowed IRGC to dig in. They've replaced a few people but the system may be stronger. Never mind that it doesn't even seem to be the administration's communicated goal to destroy IRGC i
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by crustaceansoup 6mo ago
They exist; are any of them secure?
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by crustaceansoup 6mo ago
Never seen an LLM write so many short, halting sentences in a row. Very human.
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by crustaceansoup 7mo ago
On my Pixel 9 this overlaps the status bar, and can't be clicked. I worked around that by split-screening it with another app.
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by crustaceansoup 7mo ago
The repo description on GitHub would have been fine > World's First LLM-powered Nintendo 64 Game — nano-GPT running on-cart on a 93MHz VR4300
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by crustaceansoup 9mo ago
Just click the belt in with no one occupying the seat and sit on top of it.
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by crustaceansoup 10mo ago
Not sure if this was added after your comment, but it now says (in a scary red box) > You can export your game, but you shouldn't distribute your exported game just yet. That doesn't sound good, maybe they realized after the fa
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by crustaceansoup 10mo ago
You can make an LLM play pretend at being opinionated and challenging. But it's still an LLM. It's still being sycophantic: it's only "challenging" because that's what you want. And the prompt / context is
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by crustaceansoup 10mo ago
We don't have images / videos of all strikes. We don't have anything from the strike that the Colombian president claims was on a fishing boat, for one. If you really want to go far enough with it, given the administration&#x
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by crustaceansoup 1y ago
Wildly different and subjectively less "presentable", to be clear. The fashion bubble just generates a vague bubble shape with the subject inside it instead of the"subject flying through the sky inside a bubble" presente
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by crustaceansoup 1y ago
I tried to reproduce the fork/spaghetti example and the fashion bubble example, and neither looks anything like what they present. The outputs are very consistent, too. I am copying/pasting the images out of the advertisement page
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by crustaceansoup 1y ago
I don't even know if the recipes themselves are real and tested any more or just slop. It seems like it's more often than not that I'm coming across dishes that just do not make sense, or are poorly plagiarized by someone who
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by crustaceansoup 1y ago
It's "source available", not open source. Unreal is "source available" as well. > Where do you see an NDA? The top price tier says > If you need more than 16 seats, or you have access to > $1m USD in the la
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by crustaceansoup 2y ago
Is there a meaningful difference between "technically not allowed but unenforced" and "allowed"? People and smaller corporations are drowned all the time with no real recourse other than "just be more rich so you
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by crustaceansoup 2y ago
It also sometimes asks to unlock my phone for commands that plain old Assistant was happy to do while locked. I haven't really found it useful at all yet, free ChatGPT is just better than free Gemini for "LLM stuff" and Googl
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by crustaceansoup 2y ago
There's a big difference between "someone at central command can take over when the car signals" and "someone must watch the car constantly and take over when they see it do anything bad". The disengagement events o
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by crustaceansoup 2y ago
Waymo doesn't require a driver to supervise the car, they're supposedly running Level 4 cars. FSD requires continual supervision, you must be responsible and attentive at all times. How is this a reasonable comparison?
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by crustaceansoup 2y ago
It's an SAE Level 2 system, they haven't indicated that's ever changing on current cars. They're even calling it "Full Self-Driving (Supervised) (also referred to as Autosteer on City Streets)" now [1] A lot of
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by crustaceansoup 2y ago
We have a lot of really useful things to learn about life away from Earth even if you assume that life exists elsewhere. How common is it? In what environments does it occur? Does it start the same way everywhere? Does it end up going the s
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by crustaceansoup 2y ago
That other, probably-related Hacker News user posted a response to a suicide crisis post that looks like a "four-paragraph standard ChatGPT response", complete with a "Lastly, " at the end. I hope that wasn't done
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by crustaceansoup 2y ago
"Chromecast with Google TV" has a perfectly serviceable remote with a mic, has an ethernet option (optional power adapter with ethernet port), and Apple TV, and already has the last item though sans AI-generated summaries

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